Mark Fish firmly believes in “the power of the ball” as an effective tool to empower the youth and this is how The Mark Fish Foundation was created in the summer of 2017. The power of sport lies in its ability to instil, inspire and affect positive change. Sport changes attitudes, builds skills and brings together people of all races and abilities.
While most might see a ball as a toy for a fun activity to keep children entertained but, Mark Fish sees it as an invitation to a life-changer as well as a lifesaver. A ball is iconic of a shareable experience that transcends geopolitical, racial, economic and, gender as well as intellectual constraints.
This positive exchange between individuals or teams and their achievements is what forms the basis of The Mark Fish Foundation.
On Woman’s Day in South Africa, 9 August 2021. The Rise Up Movement pays tribute to women who are walking the extra mile within our communities. As part of Women’s Day 2021, the acknowledgment was given to the women of ILembe District in Kwa-Zulu Natal.Mark Fish, who represented The Mark […]
With the Covid-19 pandemic hitting South Africa extremely hard this winter season as well as the confirmation of the third wave in the country. The Mark Fish Foundation was fortunate enough to have held the GroundProbe Limpopo Knockout 2020 finals on 26 June 2021 at Bloempoort Combined School, Uitspanning, Limpopo. […]
Tshwane, 15 May 2021. The Foundation coaching staff and parents at the Eastside Primary school in Tshwane.Due to Covid, many clinics were canceled for teachers to be trained on new techniques for coaching. Eastside Primary school took the opportunity to have a clinic for their staff and, also invited the […]
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